Poker Stars, $0.10/$0.25 NL Hold'em Cash Game, 6 Players
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CO: $32.20
BTN: $16.55
SB: $32
BB: $58.50
Hero (UTG): $58.55
MP: $13.65

Pre-Flop: T T dealt to Hero (UTG)
Hero raises to $1, MP folds, CO calls $1, BTN calls $1, 2 folds

Flop: ($3.35) 2 6 4 (3 Players)
Hero bets $2, CO raises to $6, BTN calls $6

STATS
CO = 20/15/2 - 40 hands taggish
BTN = 60/10/1.5 - 30 hands fishy

This is a spot a lot of people go broke in, assuming he has a pair there are many more pairs that beat you. Has he been 3 betting big pairs or have you seen him smooth call with JJ+? 20/15 seems like TAG/setminer and the CO may have hit one. You definitey could put the BTN all in with his stack and stats. It's a tough choice between a fold and peel one off imo, but definitely don't 3 bet the flop because you'll scare off the overcards and bluffs.

It's a ****ty spot, but IMO one of them has a set in this spot unless you KNOW they're terrible players who might float here with ace high or cold call with 67 or something just as bad. We definitely could be folding the best hand, but I wait for a better spot.

I wouldn't made shoving here against the BTN, but since the CO is also in the hand it's tough.

I think it depends on how aggressive the CO has been playing. I had some trouble figuring out what range to put CO on here. If he smooth calls with QQ+ preflop you are about 50/50 vs his range imo. I think i shove here hoping to use our FE to make it profitable vs the CO and basically making it a value shove vs the BTN.

Assuming he is fishy he will call pretty often with crap 6s and smaller PPs. There is also a decent chance they both fold to your over shove and you take down a ~50bb pot.

That being said i think sets are a big part of the range here and you are gonna get stacked at least %25 of the time. Playing it this way is higher variance but i think you maximize your equity. Folding and waiting for a better spot is not horrible though as the pot is still small-ish.

really ugly spot, since i think we're well ahead of both villain's ranges, but I can;t really think of a way of playing the hand.

Pushing is probably +EV, but pretty much lets the viallin play perfectly so i can't believe it's best here, but calling and c/c any turn feels wrong.

if this were heads up, then villain's love to raise CB's on this sort of flop with unpaired overcards. I think the presence of the fish (who's range i think we kill) doesn;t change this that much, although obviously it tightens up the villain's range somewhat.

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